Mixed materials are nice - and great use of colored tiles.
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Like the way this fire pit has a lot of usable surface area.
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Don’t especially love the design. But this made me think about how the entry point could be configured - and what materials could be used.
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Another interesting FGS combo - esp the storage drawers beneath the grill.
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Another good example of; fridge, grill, and sink.
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If we have to recess the perimeter by 3-4 feet around the edge, could we use that border as an aesthetic feature with fake plants?
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This caught my eye for one reason alone. In terms of our in/out space, how significant would it need to be? This is very lightweight, could something this light be used for a retractable shade?
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Another example of mixed materials.
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Again, another solid example of mixed materials; deck, stones, and paving/tiles.
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This quite unappealing, but I do like the idea of a fridge, sink, and grill in a strip.
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A horse shoe configuration - for the lounging area, would be preferable. Depends on usable space though - otherwise it will have to be an L-shape.
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Glass paneled perimeter appeals.
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Don’t think we need anything this evolved, but grill + sink area is essential.
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Linear screens are nice
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Has canvas adjustable roof we like
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Separate areas but making divide functional
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The color “stripes” add personality
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I like the sprayed metal finish on the structure - looks like it is very resilient.
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Storage that looks good extending around stairwell space. Agree, this is a great idea - if allowed? ?
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Inside outside ideal
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Lounge and sitting areas. This rough layout appeals to- esp if we had the in/out space on the RHS, around the entrance stairs.
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A lot about the layout I like here - see previous comment.
Mixed materials are nice - and great use of colored tiles.
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